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25 September 2024, 20:55 | Updated: 27 September 2024, 17:35
Lacey and Nathan signed up for the greatest social experiment on Married at First Sight UK, but after filming wrapped, did they make it through? Are they still together?
Married at First Sight UK is back in a big way with an exciting new cast ready to get married without ever having seen their other half.
Lacey and Nathan are just one of the few couples who got married during the second episode of series nine, paired by the experts Mel Schilling, Charlene Douglas and Paul C Brunson who felt their fun-loving vibes were a good match for one another.
Lacey decided to put her faith in the experts after she revealed that she wants to "get rid of all the f**K boys in her life” and find someone who would actually love her.
She asked the experts for a man with banter, emotional intelligence someone who could make her laugh, but did the experts manage to deliver with Nathan? Are Lacey and Nathan still together or did they split?
Unfortunately, we don’t have a clear-cut answer to whether Lacey and Nathan are still together as the show is currently broadcasting, however, we can speculate with the little breadcrumbs that we’ve been left online.
The key may lay in their Instagram accounts, and it’s looking good because Lacey and Nathan follow one another on there.
However as the show has gone on, most of the cast members have begun to follow one another on the social media app, so it could also just be wishful thinking on our behalf.
But we'll keep this page updated as soon as new information is available.
Things don’t seem to kick off on the right foot from the get-go after Nathan gives a speech at their wedding.
He bumbles and stumbles through the speech which would have been forgivable, but the groom then decides to deliver the most inappropriate joke to make in front of your in-laws.
Nathan raised a glass and toasted to his wife, saying "To Mr and Mrs queef bottom," to the shock of the room, before quickly amending himself, saying, "It's not, it's not. It's Campbell."